Retain the gate information
For an existing sliding gate, collect its operator and controller details. The recognition product and the gate motor are separate parts of the connection.
Entrance layout study
Recognition around a factory entrance
A large vehicle gate and a smaller pedestrian entrance often need different access equipment. Identify the gate operators you plan to retain and the recognition or reader products you want to add.
Review the layout, then plan the right products with our technical team.
What the photograph shows
The visible arrangement.
Use the layout to frame a similar requirement, then select the model and configuration for your order.
- A large metal sliding gate closes the vehicle entrance.
- A separate pedestrian gate is positioned at the right side.
- A pedestal identity terminal and a vehicle recognition column stand near the entrances.
Before choosing equipment
Three decisions for this layout.
Separate staff and vehicle rules
Define staff entry, vehicle permission and visitor handling. Decide whether the two entrances use independent controls or a shared management requirement.
Choose practical device positions
Mark the vehicle stopping point and pedestrian approach. Keep readers accessible while leaving gate travel and service access clear.
Products & supply scope
Build your purchasing brief.
Choose the products you need. Our technical team can review the layout and connections with you.
Vehicle recognition
Shunjie can quote an independent ANPR camera or recognition terminal for the required vehicle approach.
Staff access
Request an identity terminal and, where needed, a pedestrian gate with the intended mounting and release arrangement.
Existing gate connection
Provide the gate controller information so the opening input and any additional interface work can be agreed.
Shunjie technical support
Work through the details with us.
Share your entrance photos, dimensions or existing equipment details. Our technical team can help you review the product selection, mounting and connections before you order.
- Existing gate operator and controller details
- Vehicle stopping point and travel direction
- Staff, visitor and vehicle access requirements
- Pedestrian gate and reader mounting dimensions
- New equipment and existing equipment to retain